Web Applications

• AgRisk Viewer

  Use the AgRisk Viewer to explore, visualize, and analyze publicly-available crop insurance data from the U.S. Department of Agriculture Risk Management Agency.
• Climate Quick Reference Guides

  The Southwest Climate Hub and USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service partnered to create a web application for downloading Climate Quick Reference Guides. Use the guides to explore historic and projected climate changes most impactful to agricultural production in individual counties and states.
• FRIDA

  FRIDA (Forest Resource Index for Decisions in Adaptation) is a library of climate adaptation support tools for forest management.
• Rangeland Analysis Platform

  Fast, powerful, and free, the Rangeland Analysis Platform is an innovative online tool where users can quickly visualize and analyze vegetation data for the United States.
• Stipa

  Stipa is a free, next-generation data collection solution for mobile devices. Use Stipa to perform ecological site inventories, rangeland health assessments, rangeland monitoring, plant inventories or just about any other type of data collection.
• TOBI

  TOBI (Tools for the Beef Industry) is a library of decision support tools for beef cattle production and management.
• WATA

  The Water Adaptation Techniques Atlas (WATA) catalogs information about responses to water scarcity in the southwestern U.S., presented in the form of case studies.

Mobile Applications

• LandPKS

  Use LandPKS to discover the potential of your land and monitor change over time. Use your mobile device for soil identification, land cover and soil health monitoring, land management and farm record keeping, and more.

Other Tools

• DIMA

  The Database for Inventory, Monitoring and Assessment (DIMA) is a highly customizable software tool for data collection, management, and interpretation. DIMA is a free Microsoft Access database that can easily be used without extensive knowledge of Access. Data can be entered for common, nationally accepted vegetation and soil monitoring methods in either English or metric units.